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12y ago
That's not the right type of scaling for that kind of graphics because the scalled image is smoothed and the graphics don't look as sharp as they should be. IMHO they should support some scaling (x2, x3, x4, etc), even with CSS is
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12y ago
Why is Vala a "feature" worth mentioning? I mean, I don't use software and notice the language used to program it. IMHO I've used buggy software that happens to be written in Vala, but I wouldn't say it is because o
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12y ago
Memset Hosting Ltd - http://www.memset.com/ - Dunsfold Park, Cranleigh, Surrey (UK) - Permanent If you're an experienced Python developer willing to solve interesting problems and you're not afraid of releasing
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12y ago
It's funny that I have 6 open tabs right now and all them are https: so it its shown. After reading your comment I thought they had reverted that stupid decision, but they didn't :)
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13y ago
Gamepad API enabled! Cool! I used that API with Chrome, shame the browser prefix... my old games* won't work with Firefox without changing the source code :( * eg http://www.usebox.net/jjm/alien-gamma/play.htm
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13y ago
Dunsfold Park, Cranleigh, Surrey (UK) - Permanent If you're an experienced Python developer willing to solve interesting problems and you're not afraid of releasing high impact code every day, then we'd like to hear from yo
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13y ago
I wonder what is the policy regarding their Debian repositories now that 1.6 is stable (currently we have 1.4.x installed from that same repo). They broke some stuff in the past moving to 1.4 from an older release, it would be nice to have
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13y ago
I would be nice if the article was amended to acknowledge the fact that a SELinux sandbox actually avoids "the problem". I'm being confused with the "you will likely need to install it first: yum install xorg-x11-apps&qu
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13y ago
Thanks, I can look for a CVE myself ;) My point is that having a proper security page is a good practice and I really appreciate it as user.
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13y ago
cURL makes a nice comparison: http://curl.haxx.se/docs/ssl-compared.html GnuTLS had its own problems recently (see: http://www.gnutls.org/security.html ), and regarding NSS... I couldn't find a pro
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13y ago
The CLI is running in a processor, isn't it? I guess your argument is that the software using CLI is potentially affected by more bugs ;)
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13y ago
You're right, thanks. I misread the blog post.
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13y ago
Apparently that's for free users, for annual subscribers "[...] the service will remain available until 1 June and data available for a further two months". Not that it changes things a lot, but two months is definitely bette
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13y ago
A "micro compiler" doesn't qualify as "real production compiler". I think pointing out that a lexer/parser could have been used is relevant in this case.
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13y ago
I'm a Spanish living in UK and I love using UK keyboards for the same reason: the layout is way better for programming!
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reidrac
13y ago
I got 1.2 in my ZTE Open and, although there's an improvement, I wouldn't bother. Go for 1.3 release candidate (at least! 1.4 got feature complete some days ago, but it might be a little bit on the edge).
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13y ago
Use preventDefault() so the arrow keys won't move the page if there are scrollbars.
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13y ago
Well, there's also stuff that you can't see in the "release notes". I found that Firefox 27 had huge speed improvements in canvas 2D compared to Firefox 26, at least in Linux without hardware accelerated canvas. I couldn
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13y ago
Why a week? I'm trying the "one game a month" challenge and I find it very difficult for one single reason: cut out things so it's possible to finish the game in a month! Do you think it would be harder if you had more t
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13y ago
Why can't I pay to have legally something like this? I want it! I'm a Linux only user. What do I have right now? Well, Flash player + outdated DRM technology (HAL is been dead for a while, Adobe don't care) or play with Wine
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13y ago
"Browser size" made me chuckle. I would say "Browser window size" instead :)
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13y ago
In my keyboard (an ultra compact keyboard; and apparently in that judge's keyboard), they are. I didn't know about "keyboard ghosting", but with z (or x) and the arrows it doesn't happen, so I assumed it was because
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13y ago
I wrote a shoot 'em up for PyWeek and I got a report from one of the judges of the challenge saying the controls didn't work very well. I didn't know what was going on at first, because looking at the code it was "perfec
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13y ago
I didn't say that; but I'm still not a lawyer.
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13y ago
That's why creative commons licenses are useful. If the content they want to use is under CC, they don't need to ask because the terms are perfectly clear. There's also fair use, but IANAL and I think that they should definit
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13y ago
I've been writing in a blog for over 10 years and it's really hard to not refer to posts you have written in the past. A blog is a website and that what links are for. To be honest, I should do it even more because I find very ann
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13y ago
Not sure about the first part of your comment as neither RHEL nor CentOS use systemd right now (in fact RHEL 6/CentOS 6 uses upstart). RHEL 7 will be systemd based, but it isn't ready (yet), and in my experience people tend to sta
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13y ago
I have exactly the same problem, a little bit aggravated by the fact that I seem to be a little bit dyslexic and sometimes I type something but I read something completely different. People tend to be nice, so I just try to get the message
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13y ago
It used to be VDI (Virtual Desktop Infrastructure), and I remember a lot of hype around 2008; I guess the *aaS is easier to understand because it sounds more familiar. But you're right. I remember joking with a taxi driver about the ab
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13y ago
OK, I see. Thanks for the clarification. systemd's test suite[1] doesn't seem to cover those cases anyway. [1]: http://cgit.freedesktop.org/systemd/systemd/tree/test
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